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This wooden model was found wrapped in a linen cloth inside a sarcophagus-shaped box that also contained five shabti tools. Here, the king is shown as a mummy lying on a lion-headed funerary bed. Two small figures of a human-headed bird and a falcon sit…
This unusual carrying chest with four sliding poles was found in the Antechamber. It was designed to be carried on the shoulders of four or perhaps eight bearers. The box and lid are constructed from red wood panels inside ebony frames. A scene on the f…
Found inside a yellow-painted wooden box in the Antechamber, this elegant box is decorated in different coloured pigments. There are two bouquets of papyrus, mandrake fruits, cornflowers and lotus petals on the lid and rows of blue lotus flower petals a…
This life-sized statue of King Tutankhamun is one of a pair that stood face to face before the sealed doorway to his Burial Chamber. Scenes of the deceased holding a staff and a sceptre frequently appear on false doors from the Old Kingdom onwards as we…
This mask of solid gold is one of the most famous objects in the world. It was found placed over the head and shoulders of Tutankhamun’s mummified remains. The king is made to look like the god Osiris, ruler of the underworld, and the sun god Re whose b…
This group statue was found in the Karnak Cache (CK 96). It represents the god Amun-Re enthroned between King Thutmose I and Queen Ahmose, reflecting the close relationship between the divine and royalty. Thutmose I passes his left arm behind Amun and h…
An extraordinary limestone votive stela from the tomb of Djefaihapy III at Asyut (also known as the Salakhana tomb). It was dedicated by two men named Ramose and Wepmose to Amun-Re and Wepwawet (the local deity of Asyut). The iconography of the stela su…
A remarkable double statue of an ancient Egyptian scribe named Nakhtmin, and his wife Tiy who served as a ‘Chantress of goddess Isis’. The statue was discovered during excavations in Abydos (northern necropolis). It depicts the couple sitting side by si…
A standing theophoros statue of a man named Wesirwer who served as the ‘Chief of Prophets of god Montu at Thebes’ probably about Dynasty 30. The statue originally stood in the great temple of Amun-Re at Karnak. The statue's head was acquired by the Broo…
This coarse-grained granite sarcophagus of Djehutymose was discovered in 1915 in a burial shaft at Tuna el-Gebel. Djehutymose served as the ‘Great Overseer of Cattle of Amun-Re in Upper and Lower Egypt’ and ‘Overseer of Works in the House of Thoth’ duri…
Discovered in 1904 near the courtyard of the Temple of Heryshef at Herakleopolis Magna (Ihnasya el-Medina), this red granite colossal represents King Ramesses II standing between god Ptah and goddess Sekhmet. Ptah, a god of craftsmen, whose cult was cen…
